Trump underperformed in most counties where he held large rallies

[Christ_on_a_croissant]

I wonder if local voters — stuck working from home, or jobless thanks to the pandemic — were turned off by rallies that ignored state health orders regarding social distancing, large gatherings, and face masks.

Trump underperformed in most counties where he held large rallies

There were 30 Trump campaign stops in that period, according to an NBC News tally, in states from Arizona to Nebraska to Pennsylvania. In five counties that Trump visited he saw better results than he did in 2016, but in the remaining 25 his margins of victory got smaller, his margin of defeat grew or the county flipped Democratic.

 

[rightwinger]

A lot of them probably died

 

[Toro]

A lot of them probably died

I shouldn't have loled at that but I did.

 

[Sunni Man]

according to an NBC News tally,

NBC the king of fake news. ...

 

[Superbadbrutha]

according to an NBC News tally,

NBC the king of fake news. ...

So you would believe it, if it came from FOX News.

 

[Sunni Man]

So you would believe it, if it came from FOX News.

No way, it would be fake news. ...

 

[zaangalewa]

according to an NBC News tally,

NBC the king of fake news. ...

Someone, who lies by propagating "Auschwitz lies", speaks about 'fake news'? ... Okay ... Why not? ... To deny a genocide is as normal as to drink a cup of coffee. Why should someone start to think, because he likes to drink a cup coffee?

 

[postman]

according to an NBC News tally,

NBC the king of fake news. ...

Hardly fake. It should have actually been expected.

Trump had all the internal polling, and it showed where he was losing ground, and where he was winning ground. And you don't campaign where you're winning, because you already have 90% of the voters you're ever going to get there.

You campaign where you're losing, where you dropped from 90% down to 50%. And a campaign stop can garner you an extra 30 - 40%

 

[Mac1958]

A lot of them probably died

I was going to say "Maybe they couldn't vote from the hospital", but I think yours is better.

 

[MisterBeale]

I wonder if local voters — stuck working from home, or jobless thanks to the pandemic — were turned off by rallies that ignored state health orders regarding social distancing, large gatherings, and face masks.

Trump underperformed in most counties where he held large rallies

There were 30 Trump campaign stops in that period, according to an NBC News tally, in states from Arizona to Nebraska to Pennsylvania. In five counties that Trump visited he saw better results than he did in 2016, but in the remaining 25 his margins of victory got smaller, his margin of defeat grew or the county flipped Democratic.

 

[justinacolmena]

So you would believe it, if it came from FOX News.

So I should trust Rupert Murdoch rather than Michael Bloomberg?

I trow not.

Those guys have all the money in the world, but that's not enough for them. They want the power to force us to do things we do not want to do, and to prohibit us from doing things that we do not want to do. It is worth more than anything in the world to them to keep us in the chains of Democratic Party slavery.

 

[Superbadbrutha]

So you would believe it, if it came from FOX News.

No way, it would be fake news. ...

The fact that Trump lost is fake news to Trump Humpers.

 

[Superbadbrutha]

So you would believe it, if it came from FOX News.

So I should trust Rupert Murdoch rather than Michael Bloomberg?

I trow not.

Those guys have all the money in the world, but that's not enough for them. They want the power to force us to do things we do not want to do, and to prohibit us from doing things that we do not want to do. It is worth more than anything in the world to them to keep us in the chains of Democratic Party slavery.

Maybe they should be poor like Trump, he can really relate to the everyday poor man.

 

[postman]

Maybe they should be poor like Trump, he can really relate to the everyday poor man.

Donald Trump isn't poor, he's in debt. That means he actually has less money than a poor person, but a lot more people are willing to poor money into his pockets.

 

[justinacolmena]

Maybe they should be poor like Trump, he can really relate to the everyday poor man.

I'm poor enough as it is, and the "everyday poor man" is still after me for my money.

Bible Gateway passage: Mark 14:7 - King James Version

For ye have the poor with you always, and whensoever ye will ye may do them good: but me ye have not always.

www.biblegateway.com

 

[Christ_on_a_croissant]

according to an NBC News tally,

NBC the king of fake news. ...

So you would believe it, if it came from FOX News.

Fox is out with the cultists.

It’s now Newsmax and OANN according to their dear leader.

 

[Sunni Man]

Fox is out with the cultists.

So when did you stop watching it? ...

 

[mudwhistle]

I wonder if local voters — stuck working from home, or jobless thanks to the pandemic — were turned off by rallies that ignored state health orders regarding social distancing, large gatherings, and face masks.

Trump underperformed in most counties where he held large rallies

There were 30 Trump campaign stops in that period, according to an NBC News tally, in states from Arizona to Nebraska to Pennsylvania. In five counties that Trump visited he saw better results than he did in 2016, but in the remaining 25 his margins of victory got smaller, his margin of defeat grew or the county flipped Democratic.

Under-performed, or the Domination program made sure that more Trump votes were switched to Biden in those areas?
I think it was the latter.

 

[Sunni Man]

Someone, who lies by propagating "Auschwitz lies", speaks about 'fake news'? ... Okay ... Why not? ... To deny a genocide is as normal as to drink a cup of coffee. Why should someone start to think, because he likes to drink a cup coffee?

 

[busybee01]

according to an NBC News tally,

NBC the king of fake news. ...

Hard numbers are not fake news.